Title: "Old Liberty Bridge #2"
Camera / Lens: Canon 40D / Canon 17-55mm f/2.8 zoom
Post-processing: Photoshop CS3 > Black and White Conversion Layer to convert to Black and White > Merge Visible to New Layer > Topaz Adjust pluging to adjust exposure to reveal some detail of the structure under the bottom of the bridge > Merge Visible to New Layer > High Pass Sharpening > Levels Adjustment Layer to set black and white points
4 comments:
Hmm. This is nice too. But you don't get the sense that it's no longer in use. Many similar looking bridges are still in use.
I think I liked your previous post better. Just wondering if you walked closer if you could find a similar grass view, but more separation between the beams.
Anyway - I like the B&W treatment. A while ago I started on a personal project to photograph all the historic bridges of WA (if they were listed on the registry). I'm only 1/3rd through and haven worked on it in a while. But if you're interested: WA Bridges
Cheers,
Jan
Thanks Jan!
I didn't find any similar spot any closer but I may have just missed it! Luckily the bride is still there and I can always try again.
Your series is really nice! I especially like the Deception Pass shots! Good luck getting the other 2/3 of the collection!
Cheers!
Barry
I agree with Jan (to a point). It could be any bridge, any where. But, that is what makes it cool, in a way. When I first looked at the image, I thought, "I've seen that bridge." But then, I read where the photo was taken and could not ever recall being there.
Nice job.
Thanks Patrick!
I hope to post a few more of my old Liberty Bridge shots. It might be next month though, I took a lot of shots at Mass last weekend that I want to go through first!
Cheers!
Barry
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